Mountain Valley Pipeline In West Virginia
LINDSIDE, WEST VIRGINIA - AUGUST 26: A 1971 Ford Pinto, lower left, is parked on the private property of Becky Crabtree August 26, 2022 in Lindside, West Virginia. Crabtree was arrested in July 2018 when she and her car blocked construction of the 303-mile long natural gas Mountain Valley Pipeline, MVP, in protest of the environmental damage the MVP is causing in the two states. MVP has been challenged by local residents and landowners and not received permits to bury the 42 diameter pipe below wetlands as the pipeline company has damaged a number of wetland areas it has constructed across. (Photo by Robert Nickelsberg/Getty Images)
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